In Onda, Marianna Aprile: “Meticcia”, disconcerting response to Vannacci | Libero Quotidiano.it

In Onda, Marianna Aprile: "Meticcia", disconcerting response to Vannacci | Libero Quotidiano.it

Do you identify as Italian?“. Just a simple question to embarrass Marianna Aprile. On In Onda, the political talk show on La7, Roberto Vannacci was a guest. The leader of Futuro Nazionale spoke about the topic of remigration, offering a historical analysis of the invasions that have characterized Italy throughout history. At one point, he asked the host if she identifies as Italian. Her answer, however, caught him off guard: “Mixed-race. We are Mediterranean”.

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“But it has absolutely nothing to do with it. Are you referring to history? I’ll give you a historical fact – explained the founder of Futuro Nazionale -. You know that Italy has been subjected to many invasions. The biggest invasion Italy suffered was that of the Lombards, which incidentally reached at most 4% of the native population of the Peninsula. Today we are 10%. We have almost doubled, more than doubled the rate of foreigners…”.

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And again: “But then there is a specificity. The Lombards assimilated into the native population. They immediately converted to Christianity. At the time, religion defined identity. The Normans did the same, representing 1% of the native population. The Normans – concluded Vannacci -, converted to Christianity, incidentally expelled the only ones who did not want to convert: the Saracens“.

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In Onda, the back and forth between Vannacci and Aprile

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